Join Ahbay Rinpoche for private, in-person Buddhist healing blessing to uplift your mind and spirit. Friday 23 October

Medicine Buddha Healing Blessing with Ahbay Rinpoche

Recognised by the His Holiness the Dalai Lama at age twelve as the reincarnation of hermit Lama Ahbay Lobsang Tenzin, Ahbay Rinpoche leads the Yega Choling Monastery in South India and travels the world with wisdom and laughter, bringing blessings to Bournemouth this October.

Join us for an intimate, in-person experience with Ahbay Rinpoche offering personalized Buddhist healing, spiritual counselling and advice sessions.

This is your chance to connect deeply, receive guidance, and heal in a supportive space. Don’t miss out on this special opportunity to explore your spiritual journey with a true Tibetan master!

Healing sessions take place in small groups of three, in an intimate and emotionally open format. Each person has 15 minutes with Rinpoche, and you'll also hear from others in your group. We therefore offer and request confidentialtiy during these healing sessions. — please make sure you're comfortable with this before joining.

Each guest will receive a blessing from Rinpoche and will also receive the following:

Tibetan meditation mala (beads)

Kata (blessing scarf with the Eight Auspicious Symbols)

Red blessing cord, and a protection necklace

Audio CD with Rinpoche's authentic Tibetan Buddhist chanting

Each guest is given an individual time slot, confirmed in advance by WhatsApp.

Please see your confirmation email for more details.

£50 per person by Donation

Dāna is the Buddhist practice of generosity — a gift offered freely, supporting Rinpoche's monastery project in India and Tibet.

No one is turned away for financial reasons.

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About Rinpoche and his conenction with Robert

Lama Ahbay Rinpoche is recognised by His Holiness the Dalai Lama as the reincarnation of the hermit Lama Ahbay Lobsang Tenzin Rinpoche, and as head of the Yega Choling Monastery, responsible for many exiled monks in South India.

Born in Darjeeling in 1973, in exile from Tibet, he became a monk at Gaden Jangtse Monastery in 1980, aged seven. Two years later he took vows under the Dalai Lama's own teacher, Khabche Ling Rinpoche, who named him Thupten Tendar.

In 1985, at twelve, the Dalai Lama recognised him as the reincarnation of the hermit Lama Ahbay Lobsang Tenzin — a cave-dwelling figure famous for his supernatural powers. That year he was enthroned as Lama Ahbay Tulku Rinpoche Jigme Thupten Tendar.

My connection with Rinpoche goes back to 2010. Having spent five years in a Buddhist monastery, I felt an instant bond with him. He encouraged me to start the Dorset Mindfulness Centre, which I ran for twelve years.

Rinpoche visited me often in Bournemouth, and I hosted him at home. In 2018, he asked, half-seriously, if I wanted to become a monk again. "Maybe when I'm older," I said. He smiled: "What do you want right now?" "A wife." He laughed: "Okay." That week, co-teaching a retreat with him, I met my partner.

When my wife became pregnant, Rinpoche blessed her and our unborn child. He returned once Ayana was born and blessed her too. Now seven, she's delighted to see him again this October.

That's our connection with Ahbay Rinpoche. I'm delighted this work, now the MIRO Institute for ADHD, will be blessed by him once again.

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